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Porta San Giacomo: The most scenic, recognizable by its white/pink marble, facing south. Porta Sant'Agostino: Located to the east, it is one of the main entrances for those coming from Lower Bergamo. Porta Sant'Alessandro: Located to the west, near the panoramic area overlooking the valley. Porta San Lorenzo (or Porta Garibaldi): Located to the north.

suggestive religious building at the foot of Bergamo Alta

“Mary is indeed our sister, as Saint Ambrose says. She led a life very similar to ours. It is, of course, beautiful to venerate Mary as the Virgin and Mother of God, conceived immaculately and assumed into Heaven; but she is also the Madonna of plates, brooms, and cooking pots…” With the motif of the broom, Albino Luciani (Pope John Paul I) perhaps echoes a thought of his predecessor as Bishop of Rome, Giuseppe Roncalli (Pope John XXIII), who is said to have remarked: “One can become a saint with a shepherd’s staff in one’s hand, but just as easily with a broom.”

Really wonderful path and great views, steep uphill/downhill.

The Chitò bridge connects the V.Imagna state road to the Chitò cycle path that leads to Clanezzo.

Impressive bridge with a notable height on the valley floor where the Imagna stream flows. Among other things, it is a passage point on the Imagna valley cycle path coming from Clanezzo.

What about PASSO VULCANA? Passo Valcava, damn it!

With its 162 steps, the Scaletta dello Scorlazzone is among the most challenging "stairways" in Bergamo. Its steep climb begins on Via Sudorno and reaches one of the highest and most enchanting spots in the Città Alta: San Vigilio. Initially enclosed between high dry stone walls, after the last step it levels out slightly and continues on a stone pavement surrounded by stately homes. Gradually, the view opens up to the monuments of the Città Alta on one side and the Astino Valley area on the other.